The host's problem is different
A server owner worries about one server. A host worries about the blast radius: one targeted customer saturates a node's uplink and forty innocent customers open tickets at once. Null routes stop the bleeding by finishing the attacker's job for them. And generic "protected transit" doesn't understand the Minecraft protocol, so join floods sail through it untouched.
Arvoris was built on the other side of this fence — our parent brand Papyrus protects some of the largest Minecraft networks and hosts running. The pipeline that absorbs 7+ Tbps attacks for them is the same one behind every Arvoris network.
What hosts get
- Per-customer isolation — every customer gets their own protected network with its own hostname, policies and analytics. An attack on one customer is invisible to the rest of the node.
- White-label everything — offline messages, mitigation screens and disconnect messages carry your brand. Your customers never learn Arvoris exists unless you tell them.
- API-first provisioning — create and configure protected networks from your own deploy pipeline; no human in the loop when a customer checks out.
- Origin protection — customer DNS points at our anycast edge, your node IPs stay unpublished, and PROXY protocol delivers real player IPs to every backend.
- Custom scale — bespoke player caps, unlimited networks and backends, custom AntiVPN volume, dedicated support and an SLA.
Sell it, don't just eat the cost
Most hosts treat DDoS mitigation as a cost center bundled into thin margins. White-label flips that: "premium DDoS protection" becomes a line item on your plans, priced by you, delivered by infrastructure you didn't have to build. Your support load drops at the same time, because attacks stop reaching the hardware your team gets paged about — filtered across seven PoPs before they touch your racks.
Host questions
Can we resell Arvoris under our own brand?+
Yes — that's what Enterprise white-label is for. Every customer-visible surface (offline messages, mitigation messages, disconnect screens) carries your branding; Arvoris disappears entirely. You set your own pricing and margins.
How do we provision protection automatically?+
Through the API: create networks, add backends, set antibot profiles and read analytics programmatically. Most host integrations create a protected network per customer at deploy time from their existing panel (WHMCS, Pterodactyl hooks, custom stacks).
What does Enterprise cost?+
It's sales-led because host workloads vary wildly — node counts, player caps, AntiVPN volume and dedicated locations all move the number. Plans are bespoke; the conversation starts on Discord and most quotes land the same day.
Do you offer dedicated PoPs or locations?+
Enterprise plans can include dedicated locations — either priority capacity at our existing seven PoPs or a location stood up near your infrastructure. Tel Aviv and Warsaw both started as customer-driven deployments.
We're a small host — do we need Enterprise?+
Not necessarily. Plenty of small hosts start by putting their premium customers on Value plans ($40/mo, 500 players, 10 backends) and move to a white-label Enterprise deal once resale volume justifies it.
Talk to us on Discord — bring your node count and player numbers and you'll usually have a bespoke quote the same day. Want to feel the pipeline first? Put a test server behind the free tier in five minutes.